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THE CHTCKASllA STAR
Chickasha Oklx Tliwriiy. April II. H38.
Women's
! (mao the upen tree t!ni ihitotiliT of liiai week. Etch claro ii- ; east of the cor.fmlonal
P . jit became the wood for the true'ed feteral znir.:. A mmetiel chovjparty lire. Johnson to
3gC cram nu fashioned from thii trrewu offered hr the Junior claw. It .of the conunmce a mui
' a w a aksba in I'ae eV.uen aa I na - ahem af Ike I
Contuiurd from pace I
to walk aerate this footbridge but
before she could set foot oa ft. it1- rise to the use of belie la
disappeared and for renturiee was church tower. The earnest known
lost to mankind. Miraculously 8 bell iu made and lvur-g in an
appeared a train and ass made into ancient church tower ta Campania
the cross for Christ ! Italy about 500 B C. From It war
Another tradition has 8 that Uie derived the Italian name Campan-
I - ahKh ta uMd for all tlie bell
! towers of that country.
i-
children i
chairman
mngief the
and the leaves constantly shake ia w as chosen as the best show of the I party
fevering. It was directed by Miss! n. ; ta 10 rears of age. and
'Mary Thompson An especial hit Joan. 1. will give readings.
to keep evil spirits away. This w the cske walk although the I
orchestra and costumes were amus- ( F yabhAsS n o.ickiiAs Sw
ihn Maib JOth Atr ei limb
W. ! thar Oiiiin ia dir im mVM
citar ni ikai ibe flaaniti abm mi
iar dr an ai Oat
Baa-j aad ifernwe aha hr ma arc or aaa
Ad EisM aad Ka-IM DoSan (tl.WS.00)! ba bnfa at law ot 1- K aradtr. SacaaaaS
...a u a. ia U- "- "
: fear of the Judgment Day.
Bells used to be attached to era
Help Kidneys;
Don't fake Drastic Drugs;
r Alim t:cu kj? b fBdiafiv4 At m
mild.
mg and brought down' the home.
A special feature of the show wae
a character duet given by Muses
Hazel Owsley and Martha Grace
Coryell.
F. M Frej . Jr celebrated his
j birthday that week with a party
which was greatly enjoyed by his
VBSTERYEAR ' voung friends Games were played.
I Chmkasha. Oklahoma was a feature
April 14. 1938
Tam !4nw rmlta e stdlioa ttnr tuira i Dear Di:
Twenty yean aao tlus week Mr
of the parly. When refreshment
itime came round a beautiful birth-
j day cake with brightly lighted can
'dice made a hit with the children.
fed or da.-l t irr.tanne dr.icv Sr cam
It tannior.il (jriiei et Ca KiSam ar '   W- .
KaSiirr -aa XM auSrr frua Cirturf Cp I and Mrs. . rowers. Among the guests were Tom
infills SHniiaa tn Paisa Circles ir p n Rnbmson Mr. and Mrs. . "  . .
Under Em. !.. i-m Barkaciir. Swollen r- V. Mammon. Losev Robert Murray. Billy and
Jemia Kama Ar!.. or Bimini Paiaarra Raymond Bond and Mr. and Mrs. r . Cavanesa. Paul
don'i ; oa ordmarr medxiara ra  ..v For. cm u lomm coca uan vsvanesa. raui
mi tnogrfr will 11 doctor's rmcrip. ! J. F. Womwcz went to rori cut gplnins. William Bailey. Arthur
ten iei. ies ataa aort-.r is s fnrnd the week erri W!!h friends
tiaari and must pna miirair aanttanorv I . Hanna. Bill) Owsley. Harem end
0we  . R F. Thweett H. J. Brown son.
mm .r drtneiei for fwrtea iBitmirsi Hi fint annual stunt da) Edvln Humphrey and Junior With-
Wm T:. iruuTAuiM prawu ru cupSe ; o C W. vmc inaugurated on Mon- J
U1T Tji SiMti CO.
ioc maitol 20c
TODAY AND SATURDAY!
with
DICK PURCELL
Beverly ROBERTS
WARNER-FIRST NATIONAL
PICTURE
LOCAL MOVIES HERE NOW!
By popular request we will show the
Washitas Local Movies every Fri.
Sat. Remember the ones you msis-
ed will be here every Fri. Sat.
SUN. MON. ROMANCE IN THE DARK
TUES. John Boles Gladys Swarthout
frouAuraPLusi economy plus v
IMII IMiDJIISIS
mhw; is?
WGROCERYiMARKET
HRSTJJOOR EAST-OF COURT-HOUSE PHONE 2247
CHICKASHAS FASTEST GROWING SIDKE
Perce Strings by Windle
Easter Specials
Saturday April 16th
ervpoon
Members of me Home Culture
Club met that week in the home
of Mrs. Howard Hampton. The
lesson given by Mrs. Or in Ashton
was on Uie use of milk and eggs.
The club voted to donate twenty
dollars to the war victory fund for
the furlough houses in France.
' Mr. and Mrs. C. Schlotterbeck en-
tertained the teachers and officers
of tlie Methodist Sunday School in
their home on Thursday. Mrs.
Roper who had been a delegate to
the Methodist Convention which
had-Just closed in Muskogee gave
an entertaining account of the
.meeting. A dainty luncheon was
served at the close of the program.
; Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Williams
had as their guests at dinner that
week Messrs and Mesdsunes Will
Melton Hiny Ludlow and Mrs. J.
S. Blackmon. Easter decorations
and a bouquet of beautiful carnat-
ions added to Uie charm of the
decorations.
I One of tlie lovliest events oi
rwenty years ago was an informal
' dance given by some of the younger
members at the country club. The
dance was complimentary to a
group of young folk who were home
from college for their spring vacat-
ion. Among them were Henry
; Woollen Neal Fox. Harold Soun-
ders. Charles HiU Johns and Dewe)
Luster.
Misses Edw-uia I bard and Sins
iMlnter attended a dance at Tut-
'tic that week. Their escorts were
Eli Phillips and John Baker.
Misses Mary Lee and Josephine
Johnson were spending the week
end in Oklahoma City as guests of
'Miss La ure Dean Thomas. They
! were to be guests of honor at a
'dance and theater party given by
'their hostess.
j Misses Nellie and Wanda Water-
man. students of the Oklahomc
i College for Won&en were spending
the week end with their parents in
' Anadarko. '
i An event of :much interest to
local folk was tire marriage of Miss
! Carrie Collier knd Mr. Roy D.
j Bradshaw whieg was solemnized
j Saturday afternoon 'at six o'clock
jin the home of the brides brother.
W. D. Collier. Miss Collier was
connected with the circulation de-
partment of the Dally Express and
Mr. Bradshaw was a reporter lor
the same paper.
Lieutenant Olln G. Bell son of
'Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell of the
'Dutton community was married
that week to Miss Willie V. Crum-
; ley of Elk City. Olin had been one
iof the first boys of Grady County
1 to enlist in the army for the World
!War.
1 Misses Belle Brooks. Carrie Rlt-
terbush and Marie Decker attended
'the big league ball game in Okla-
;homa City that week
i The high school play Green
j Stockings" which was given in
Minco that week was attended by
many from different parts of the
: county. Among those seen in the
crowd were: Misses Lets Major.
 Jewel Stine. Edwins Ikard Carol
' Rice Susie King and Messrs Reuben
.Cochran Wayne Hollingsworth and
Amzie Ikard.
j Dr. L. E. Emanuel who had re-
i cently received a captains conunis-
jsion in the medical corps of the
I U. 8. Army had been called to Des
! Moines Iowa. He left that week for
that place where he . was to be
stationed at the base hospital. Mrs.
Emanuel and the -children Jen-
! Itzbeth and Lewis planned to Join
j lilm in Des Moines in a few weeks
j Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Horne had
' returned from a two weeks wedding
? trip. They spent several days in
! Delafield. Wisconsin visiting BUI
Horne and Lucian Erwin who were
students at the military academy
'at that place. They took the boys
:to Chicago with them where the
! party was guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mart Lou than former residents of
.Grady County. From there the
iHornes went to Nashville Tenn.
and Visited Miss Lois Home a stu-
dent at Ward .Belmont
j Until next week your friend
! -J.TT
Ajnl II. tv :S Vim
NOTICE OF SlltRIFF'S 5AI.F OF
LAND I'VPFK FOkECLOSVRE
N IMS!
Nmk i fccrvSy giica till mi Ihe ISdi
A; of llir. iwif m 7 w ii'iIkI a ..
i ike Saaik irm Smx o! (to court how
t Ckitkoia. Cnd iVuoly. Ot-oSnon.
Ifer eodmaori. Suonfl di uii Couotf
nB oilrr for ok and aril for cock at Pk-
Be aactMa to the kifhn aad btat kdkr.
vitboat mesnunncai. all ikat emaia aval
aataia at linlr Caaaiy. OLlahor V lewil:
Lai Tkrae (I) ia Flack Ona Haa.
divd aad Twratr-foar kt
Ckr of ChirUalia. Oradr Cvmlr.
Oktakoraa. aa -koan hr tbr afikaa
ncnidtd plat tkmol.
aakfrcl io laara aawn-1 aaad real ra-
ta tr aad tax aaka ikaivof.
Sale arttl hr ntadr ptifuant in aa order
id ulr waned upon a ntdsmrtii raicrnd ia
thr Dwat I.uirt cl Gra.lv Coaatr. ir
TauM Vn. UjS.-J. al.nrin 1 1 -war O'
Lai r.noratlntt. a totp-ritM.
tilf and Mar Bair a a
tn Mtity raid jmUirrnt in tkc torn of
$!.4ltaa with intnn! tlirrraa altl aairj
nf 5 par ernt per anrum fr.-ta AvguM 27.
uni: paid. - i-1 f'" a Attorury'a fan'
aad co-ta ltd t.-'- a. -nuna. j
Witnr.t n: liaiul liur Uth day of April
:.
J. W. BOND
Slu rut i Grady Cooair.
IN J. IV. II. tc. t'admhmlf
r. i: Hall.
O K. Wmr!.
flat dm Kal'atd. ' '
Hat.l-cr 4 Hon.1.
Attnrnrya if namrrf
aditklrms tka piaianffa
amteasr bra upon tka follo facriM
add nilkout arpruwrni
roa. Lw ta aalufy aaid ana ai
r f; and aH
iknausk or i
of ha datk. aad far lock rlhar aad tank-
ar rrkfi as aay kt iart aad antuiaklr.
Wuaraa air kaad aad ml af aaid Gaart
tka Utb Sir of April. !JS
VIRGIL MOORE.
(SmI)  Cask Clark
ly Gant Stark. Drpuip.
Hanker A Read
fhukaaha OklatMu
tatarya iar Fltantutt
Uni tWr. Stair SUI.beVtr
Tana (.1. Four (II and Fnr - equity ei nSaapiina ia ar ta aaid pat
11 aad rfcr Saatheaat quarter nl Oa  wrs ar any part tbmuf. adrm la the
Ann luma qnartrr iSKl NW1s)ns!sl and mb of tka paw-hater at such
" " Tenth Thrar; iurrdnwn talr aad Iar tka appoiaiuual af.
IJI Xonk. Kaaer Ekt ) Wart a mnm Is ukr rknry af aaid property
Grady County Oklakoau ' pradiac tka aak ihmot aa
Firvi puh1il-.rd in t1 ukj-lw Star
April 1 1 1- .!I
SiaIf if OklaoiPii.
(irvly ruitiv
1 TME UISTRK'T OV'T
Ak!! Own .. .  Plaintiff
T-o tiuru .. . . .....OfidHint
So. 1n5M
Thr State ol OkliiAiu in Sid Defend
art Jar Giecu 
Grreting:
Ni'J il'-scndai.t Li't f-tcf-n ul! Uke notice
I :al !te b Ihtii mrd in the District Cowl
ri ihe VifteFnih jiuiinal linnet c4 the
Staff yi flklaltniiu uttivt nilhin and fcir
Grade County for a and he touat
answer liir petition filed thnrin by aaid
1ljintaii i'n or Ivinrt (lie aiih day of May1
A. IJ. cr 9aid nrill hr taken
94 (rite atnl a jwkiiirui L r mM uaintiff in
nl aviton for a 1'noice vill hr mdend
accovdtnalv.
Dated ai Cliukrf!ia Oklahoma llii Uth
lay of .Mm!. A. D.t
A. V. RF.YXOI.DS
AtivHiMy lor Plainlifi
(SeaM AnrAi!
Vlkr.IL MOORK
Court Clerk.
Quality Tender Beef
Roast lb. . . 15c
Pwe Fork
Sausage lb. . . 18c
EVERYTHING FOR YOUR OUTING PICNIC
First uMiT-hd in f hickulu Mar
April 11. 1MK-Oi
NOTKK OF HKAKING FINAL AC
COCXT AND VF.1ITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION OF KSTATE
ta!r of Okblioma
Grady County
IX THE tfH'XTY COI'RT
In fhe Matter of the Katatc of William
Wtbfei deceased.
Nuiit'e is Iirri'iiy Rirn tl.at Rtanchr Webb
tka dnly appointiTj and iualified Adminie-
train of thr Nad; of William Webb de-
ceased. lias filed in aaid Court hr; final ae
muni and report of Iirr. adniinialratios a t
such Adnuniatnris and her petition .for.1
distribution of aaid relate and bar diacharirt:!
and the 2nd day of May. at 10 o'rMr)
A. 9l. in the (Vmnty Court room iu Chick-j
aiba Grady County ' Oklahoma baa been
duly appointed hy naid Cnurt for (lie srt
tkarnt of aaid account at which time and
place any perxm interested in said etate
may appear and ahew cauae if any tin?
hare why Mid account should not br ap
proved avid distribution made aa prayni for.
WitnmB my hand and aeal. thia 12th day
of April 193ft.
L. A. WOOD.
(Seal) County Judt.
Kim puMisbed iu CMckaaha Star
April 14 193ft J tinea
IN THE DISTRICT COI'RT OF
GRADY fOrXTY STATE
OF OKLAHOMA.
Madge Motaomery
Margaret Richardson
Emma lau Monaguatory m minor by
her nex brat friend nod guardian
nartm-e T. Montgomery Pkaiiitiiia
v.
Julia A. Bentley
Lilia A. Renliry. Administratrix uf the
Katatr of J. R. Bentley deceased
Deming Investment Company a corporatrm
Xichlns Royalty Company a corporation
Phil Montgomery
Jim Hatcher
Harry Gfs
M. A.1 a5li.
K A R'H klii-1
Oscar HiMtlr; .
WilKani lft-mlrk
Ada Hurston j
Mrs. IJIlian Koeincr
Henrietta Xeuip
Harold Keiap
Horace Kemp(
Mae Foreman 1
Maude Bentley
Mary Iee Bentley a minor and
The unknown hein executors administra
tors deiseet truateea and assigns imme
diatc and remote of J. R. Bentley decra
ed and
The unknown heirs executors adminiHra
tors devisees trustees and assigns inline
diate and remote of Bill Bentley deceased
Defendants.
No. 16.5M
notice by publication
The State of Oklaaoma to Ada Hues
ton Mrs. Liliuu Koerner Henrietta Kemp.
Maude Bentley Mary Lee Bentley a Mi-
nor. Harold Kemp and the unknown heirs
executors admimstraaora. devisees trus-
tee and assigns immediate and remote of
L R. Bentley deceased aod the unknown
heirs executors administrators devisees
trusters and assigns immediate and remote
of Bill Bentley deceased.
You will take notice that the plaintiffs
; JEAN AND JOAN
! .JOHNSON TO APPEAR
I IN RADIO BROADCAST
: Jean and Joan young daughter!
i ol Congressman and Mrs. Jed John-
json will take part in a radio pro-1
I gram to be broadcast next Satur-
day April 18 over a national hook
up from Washington
The program win be beard orer
the red network of the National
Broadcasting Company from 11:15
a. m. to 12 noon Oklahoma time
it win be the ceocrd annual broad-
HOW LONG CAN A
THREE-QUARTER WIFE
HOLD HER HUSBAND?
4 4
Y tai to work at mairlajis
-1- to make a aueem af It. Man
ujr be aafflah unaympaUiarlc.
but that' tha war ttwy'ro mads
ad you might aa wad nalla lb
Whi jrour back aebro and yaw
Mrns scraam. don't taka it ou
anjourhiutaad. Haeutpoatblj
know how you taL
- For throe atnrratfcma one woman
baa told soot her bow to go mll-
big Ibrougb'' with Lydia K. Plnk-
ham'a ViwMabia Coopouad. It
baliii Natun tuns up the ijatrm.
thus liaamlng the diarjnifarta from
the functional rftuorden which
women must cndim hi tha thro.
flRlrth of Hfb: 1. Tuning from '
girlhood to womanhood a. Pro-
perinq for motbarbood. K. Aa. .
pnaefaing mkldl. w"
w Don't be a three-quarter wife
taka LYDIA E. FINKHAUS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND aad
Go "O"111" Through.'
AMERICA'S
LEADERIAT
FORMAL
TOMORROW
Chickashas Newest and Most
Modem Store for Women!
OUR POLICY
Courteous Efficient Service!
The utmoKt always in style and
values! Prices very very mod-
erate! You the customer must
lie pleased.
409 CHICKASHA AVENUE
Come! Compare!
SEE THE INDIVIDUAL
J A R O L I) FASHIONS
WE HAVE YOUR .
NEW SPRING
HAT
Three distinct special offer-
ings from our MILLINERY
Department.
Hats to make you look ador-
ably smart. Gayly trim
med. Priced at only
$1
00
$1
77
Mexican Rollers Profile
Hats Off Facers Chin
Straps Charmers. All
sweet and lovely. ...
COME! See yourself in a
Poke Bonnet a Roller Bre-
ton a Winsome Off Facer
Flower Veil and Chin Strap
Trims.
$277
WE ARE READY WITH A SHOP FULL
OF NEWEST FASHIONS AT
COMMON SENSE PRICES
Every fashion in every department in
the entire store is new! So ..... for
tomorrow .... fashion knowing may
. choose from collections replete with
every mode accepted for Spring and
Summer Wear. 
OPENING SPECIALS!
TYPICAL OF OUR
; EVERY DAY VALUES
s
Dresses
Our Dress Department will delight you!
A gorgeous array of fashion hits.
Selections include: School Business or
Street Frocks Afternoon and formats.
In short everything important!
$2 98. $098
Coats - - - Suits
Fashions latest dictates in clever Coats
and Suits. ' Styles of rare beauty by
MASTERS of fine designing executed
as only youthful creations deserve.
$298 -j g98
Blouses
They are extra smart. Dress up that
Suit or top off that new Skirl.' In a
brilliant array of Spring Colors.
$00 . $898
y ' ' - -
Sweaters
$)0b
Skirts
All Wool Summer Weight Flannels
White and the New Spring Colors. .
n
00
. JAROLD MAID
HOSIERY
OUR OWN BRAND
GlARANTEED
perfect;
h
. Sold exclusively in Chickasha only
at the JAROLD SHOP.
Sheen! Clean! Really beautiful.
We know their construction so we
say THEY WLL WEAR.
- JAROLD MAID
HOSIERY
IN TWO THREAD Aa AA
FOR DRESS UP "
Fine Seams Firm. Enforcements.
JAROLD SHOPS
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